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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Simply The Best. Better Then All The Rest.
Could this be the best Hachi Roku to ever be built outside of Japan? Or could this even be the best the world has ever seen?
This car hails from the never sunny UK, where a crazy English man known as Ian G has spent over 3 years & thousands of Pounds to create his ideal F20C-powered Hachi Roku. (more…)
Group A Endurance Racer AE86
Another AE86 squirreled away in an abbey (of all places) has been ‘found’ for us internetziens all to gaze upon. This time the boys from SPEEDHUNTERS have stumbled upon this little European gem from the days of 24Hours Spa race when ‘tin top’ touring cars roamed the track instead of the GT-spec monsters we see there now. Apparently it was steered to victory several times and was one of a few AE86’s which competed in the endurance race! Antonio writes:
So we entered the old abbey, and Patrick led us downstairs, into what he said was the crypt – where they used to store dead people! Kinda creepy… but when we got to the bottom of the stairs and turned the corner, I was completely floored. Actually, Rod and Patrick were walking in front of me, because I stopped to take a photo of the stairway… and then I heard Rod say, “Wow. Antonio’s going to completely freak out.”
Check out the full article (with lotsa photos) over @ SPEEDHUNTERS.
Ueo Katsuhiro: The Greatest?
Few people garner as much respect from AE86 enthusiasts as Ueo Katsuhiro (æ¤å°¾å‹æµ©), In fact perhaps the only man to make ’86 fanboys jump with glee like giddy schoolgirls more would be Keiichi Tsuchiya himself. I thought it was high time we at HR Blog took an in-depth look at the history of the man who brought the AE86 to the world professional drifting stage. Should we stick to fact or legend? Is Ueo the greatest AE86 drift pilot of all time? Is that a worthy title? Let’s find out.